 Effective this Friday, ThinkMarkets will cease to provide services to prop firms’ clients in the United States, as requested by Instant Funding’s current trading platform provider. The decision has caught many in the industry off guard, prompting firms to seek alternatives as soon as possible.

Despite this change, Instant Funding reassures its clients that it has been preparing for such a scenario and has a plan in place to ensure minimal disruption to their trading experience. The firm’s plan includes the introduction of DXtrade as an alternative trading platform for US traders, with a possible transition period of up to three weeks. Active US traders will be able to keep their accounts, and Instant Funding will provide weekly updates on the transition process.

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Prop Firm Instant Funding Pauses US Accounts, Citing ThinkMarkets Ban

ThinkMarkets will cease to provide services to prop firms' clients in the United States, as requested by Instant Funding’s current trading platform provider. Instant Funding will introduce DXtrade as an alternative trading platform for US traders, with a possible transition period of up to three weeks. Active US traders will receive a free $10 credit to compensate for any downtime.